Iowa Motor Dealers Meet To Push Law Revisions
About 100 eastern Iowa auto dealers gathered at Hotel Black Hawk Davenport to hear proposed changes to motor vehicle laws. A statewide campaign outlined by Iowa Motor Trades association aims to bill license fees monthly rather than yearly easing customer payments. R E Beedee Davenport named as organizer.
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Davenport
Iowa
Black Hawk
Jackson County
Clinton
Muscatine
Yones
Cedar
A. J. Knapp
Iowa Motor Trades Association
Automobile Owners’ Association
Legislative Committee
R. E. Beedee
Views of the People on Labor Unions and Grafting
A Waterloo reader defends the AFL and Samuel Gompers amid New York graft disclosures. The letter cites a fake building trades council, argues unions seek fair practice, and contrasts labor with capital. The author defends organized carpenters local 1835 and notes its lack of wage raises or strikes since 1907, urging fair treatment of labor.
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Waterloo
The
Courier
New York
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Brindell
A. F. of
Building Trades Council
Building Trades Department
A. F. of L
Brindel
New York City
Samuel Gompers
AE. of
Mr. Ampers
Carpenter’s
Joan J. Miller
Conger Street
Old Soldiers Bid Fond Farewell to Silas L Klingaman
A large crowd gathered at First Brethren church for the funeral of Silas L Klingaman with veterans from Robert Anderson post and the women’s auxiliaries in attendance. Pallbearers were his grandsons Ralph Johnson Earl Klingaman Carl Guy and Harold Klingaman plus Herbert Jordan. Interment followed at Elmwood Cemetery with Rev W H Beachler Rev Edward Boardman Jr and the choir officiating.
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First Brethren Church
Silas L. Klingaman
Ralph Johnson
Earl Klingaman
Carl
Guy
Harold Klingaman
Herbert Jordan
Robert Anderson Post
Klingaman
W. H. Beachler
Edward Boardman, Jr
Brethren Church
Hudson
Jesus
Savior
Isle of
Beachier
Diamonds Stolen From Burlington Mail Car Recovered
Federal officials say three diamond brooches tied to the Burlington train robbery were received by mail. Orville Phillips surrendered two bonds to the government and Omaha reporter W A O’Malley faced charges for impersonating a federal officer to obtain a photograph.
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Burlington
Council Bluffs
Federal
Orville Phillips
Bordeaux
France
Sen OT Alo
W. A. O'Malley
Omaha
United States
Counci Bluffs
O'Malley
Keith Collins
O’malley
Collins
Housing raid ends with police arrest of five men
Police nabbed five men at 59 Webster Street for occupying a residence without a lease. They claimed permission from an agent but faced breaking and entering charges after Chief Hee Young and Captain Tom Morris investigated a complaint. A transient was detained after an Illinois Central baggage incident with $142.60 on him. Theft reported for a coat at a dance hall, and prowlers were heard at 109 High Street but left no trace.
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Lawe Boys
North Waterloo
Webster Street
Po- Hee Young
Tom Morrris
Ilinois Central
Franco Grenco
Altho
Jessie Colvin
Alfred Longley
High Street
Flood of bad checks hits Oelwein merchants
Local merchants report a surge of bad checks, many issued by individuals with questionable funds. The issue prompts calls for stricter enforcement and potential penalties to curb the wave. The report also notes miscellaneous incidents including smallpox quarantine, traffic near Frederick and Charles streets, and highway conditions between Delowin and Independence.
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Oelwein
TA Man
Maymurd
Frederick J
Charles Streets
M Sippi Valley
Delwoin
Independence
Ipekss
Mary Marek
Bloux
Lot EL Marek
iPfeiffer
H. Trinkman
Qelweln
Des Moines
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A promotional piece explains that business news is found in newspaper advertisements. It urges readers to follow adverts to learn about products and services and to see how advertising benefits both advertisers and consumers.
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United States
Forest Service
Victor
Oil firm meets high demand in midwestern service area
The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) faces the challenge of keeping its customers in ten central western states stocked with gasoline and lubricating oils amid intensive use of automotive machinery.
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Middle Western
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Standard Oil Company (Indiana) Laboratories
Standard Oi Company
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